Men & Women

Non Surgical Treadlift

  1. Dermal fillers are also known as soft tissue fillers. They are smooth injectable gels used to fill facial depressions, skin folds, and volume loss. We’ve progressed a lot since these fillers were introduced more than 20 years ago. In the beginning, it was just an injectable procedure to correct wrinkles and folds. Currently, we’re able to use it for cheek, nose, and chin augmentation. We’re also able to contour and enhance the face shape to produce a facelift-like effect. The most commonly used type of fillers worldwide are the hyaluronic acid fillers. They are classified as temporary fillers.

  2. The popularity of threadlifts has increased considerably over the past few years. This is largely due to the desire to achieve face lifting without surgery. Most of the threads are designed with barbs or cogs that are inserted in a planned trajectory to create a suspension effect on the overlying skin and subcutaneous fat layer and thus create Lift. Essentially, it’s akin to “hooking” the skin upwards and then “pinning” it down.

  3. A thread lift is a minimally invasive, rejuvenating treatment that uses specialized surgical threads to lift sagging skin, giving a tighter, more youthful appearance. Administered correctly by a medical professional, over time face thread lifts gradually stimulate collagen production to restore facial volume and smooth out deep lines and wrinkles. The threads are inserted under the skin using a needle (without any incisions), to elevate the sagging tissue in problem areas.

  4. Threads made of polylactic acid are inserted into the dermis, producing an instant lifting effect as well as stimulating collagen remodeling to further tighten the skin as well as smooth out deep lines and wrinkles over the following weeks. Skin appears more youthful and rejuvenated. Polylactic acid has been used in medicine for many years and is completely biodegradable so the body just naturally absorbs the threads over time.

  5. Thread lift treatment can treat the following skin concerns and have a range of benefits:
    Hollow cheeks – loss of volume from our cheeks is very ageing but a thread lift can trigger collagen production which fills the hollow.
    Jowls – as we age and gravity takes its toll, jowls can form around the jawline and can create the effect of excess skin.
    Sagging cheeks – the mild to moderate sagging of cheeks is caused by the ageing process but can be rectified by Thread lift treatment.
    Deep wrinkles – folds and lines around the nose and chin are caused by fat pads in our face slipping due to age.

  6. The fractional microablative CO2 laser skin re-surfacing treatment, is a safe and effective way to treat fine lines, wrinkles and skin laxity on the face, neck and other parts with essentially no downtime the skin is smoother, fresher and more youthful. CO2 Laser skin resurfacing uses a specially Dot resurfacing crafted beam of thermal energy that breaks down and removes only the very outer layers of the area of skin. This leaves the skin more even as well as encouraging new skin to grow with a healthier look.

  7. This is by far the most powerful skin rejuvenation technique available for facial skin. It is performed in order to:
    – Completely renew facial skin
    – Tighten the skin to help reduce the consequences of laxity
    – Remove wrinkles
    – Improve elasticity and skin thickness

  8. Laser resurfacing is a procedure to remove the outer layers of the skin from your face and encourage new skin to grow. People usually have it done for cosmetic reasons – it may be able to remove wrinkles, scars and areas of discolouration, and tighten your skin.

  9. In laser resurfacing, your doctor will direct an intense laser beam onto your skin. Depending on the type of laser used, the laser therapy may be able to:
    – remove fine wrinkles
    – tighten your skin
    – smooth rough skin

  10. Ablative laser resurfacing removes the surface layer of your skin, called the epidermis, by vaporizing the skin tissue. It does this in a controlled way, exposing the deeper layer of skin below, called the dermis. The heat from the laser causes your skin tissue to tighten and stimulates new fibers of collagen to grow. Collagen is a long fibrous protein that gives your skin its structure and strength. As the wound heals, you’ll form new skin that’s softer and less wrinkled or scarred than before.